Fresh New Magnolia Petals
by noraneko

Comment by aliqui:
Nice DOF. Love the detail of the center area.

Ducks at Dusk
by noraneko

Comment by bmartuch:
Beautiful shot. We went to Bar Harbor on our honeymoon many many years ago. You should also go to Boothbay Harbor.

Fresh New Magnolia Petals
by noraneko

Comment by rwo82939:
Good DOF, rule of 1/3rds but white is over powering for me maybe a different crop on the bud-6

Dfunk'd: Postmillenial Landscape
by noraneko

Comment by posthumous:
D:PL was formed from the ashes of Dfunk'd, a drum and bass duo out of Chicago. Because of their constant, almost violent, fighting they were unable to record an album. Desperate, they disbanded and re-formed with Chris on drums and Tony on bass. Something clicked. They decided the new millenium was theirs, as you can tell by the fierce confidence of their first album. Unfortunately, they made the mistake of illegally sampling Biggie and Tupac in the same song. They haven't been seen since.

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Fresh New Magnolia Petals
by noraneko

Comment by suiteness:
i can almost smell it! delightful!

Fresh New Magnolia Petals
by noraneko

Comment by kawhona:
Excellent shot I look forward to seeing your technique.

Fresh New Magnolia Petals
by noraneko

Comment by ElectriqueLime:
Good image. I like the angle. Very nice.

The D-Day Reenactors Club...History Shaping Culture
by noraneko

Comment by Melethia:
I didn't vote in this challenge, and in fact never even got a chance to look at it. His face is kinda green, but it matches the rest of his outfit nicely. :-) I like that you thought this out, overexposed to get your intended result, and went with it despite expecting a low score. The colors, washed out to some, suit the subject very well, in my opinion. The whole thing has a nostalgic, washed-out camo kinda thing going. (My favorite part is the Airborne patch.)

Ducks at Dusk
by noraneko

Comment by Melethia:
Expansive and serene. The ducks give it perspective and life.

The D-Day Reenactors Club...History Shaping Culture
by noraneko

Comment by posthumous:
this reminds me of my entry for some reason. strangely poignant. I love it.